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Toby Langdon is a New Zealand stunt performer based in Auckland, recognized for his work in major film and television productions. He is a member of the Stunt Guild of New Zealand and has established himself as a versatile action specialist, performing high-risk sequences that include stunt fighting, high falls, wire work, acrobatics, parkour, boxing, martial arts, skydiving, and scuba diving. He holds a 2nd Degree Black Belt in ITF Taekwon-Do, an SSI Advanced Diver certification, a Skydiving C License with more than 450 jumps, a Drive Rush Level 4 Certificate, a current First Aid Certificate, and holds both New Zealand and United Kingdom citizenships. He stands 176 cm (5 ft 9 in) tall. Langdon began working professionally in the New Zealand film industry in the early 2020s, appearing in productions such as Power Rangers: Dino Fury (2021) as a stunt performer, Don't Make Me Go (2021), Shortland Street (2022), NZ Wars 4 (2022), Power Rangers: Once & Always (2022), and Power Rangers: Cosmic Fury (2022), where he also portrayed Zentinal and other enemy characters while performing stunts. His career expanded with larger international productions. In 2024, he joined the core stunt team for Spartacus: House of Ashur. During 2025, he worked on several feature films, including Heart of the Beast, Ramayana: God Power, King, and Evil Dead Burn, where he served as the stunt double for actor Erroll Shand. These productions further established his reputation as a reliable and skilled stunt professional capable of performing physically demanding action sequences. Although Langdon's professional career is well documented through his stunt credits and qualifications, he has kept his personal life private. Little public information is available regarding his family, education, or life outside the film industry. His public profile primarily focuses on his stunt work and specialized training rather than personal details.
